If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, get help now. Visit a nearby emergency service, hospital, or mental health clinic. If you are in crisis, these helplines answer now:
Crisis numbers in Armenia
- Emotional Support Hotline, 0800 00 900, the national line: Tel: 0800 00 900. The organisation's own press release prints the same digits as 080 000 900.
- Sexual Assault Crisis Center, answered at any hour: Tel: +374 77 991 280, which the same site also prints as 077 99 12 80.
- Women's Support Center, for domestic violence: Tel: 099 887808, the number the organisation gives for shelter protection, for calls and SMS. | WhatsApp: +374 43 884008. This is a separate number from the telephone hotline.
- All crisis lines in Armenia
Armenia has 9 therapists listed on TherapyRoute.
The list includes psychologists, clinical psychologists and CBT psychotherapists.
At a glance
- Therapists listed
- 9 (Psychotherapists 5, Psychologists 4). Professions given by 9 of them.
- How they see clients
- online and in person 9 (100%).
- Who they work with
- Adolescents, Adults, Couples, Parents, Organisations, All ages, Communities.
- Languages
- Armenian 88%, English 75%, Russian 75%, Arabic 12%, French 12%.
Everyone listed here works in one place. This page and that city's page hold the same people. You can filter for practitioners who work by video. Two or three enquiries is normal.
Armenia funds medical care from three sources. They are the state budget, insurance payments, and what people pay directly. The Law on Medical Assistance and Services names all three. Where a person pays directly, the law requires a contract, on a model form the authorised body approves.
Free and preferential care runs through annual state health programmes. Government Decision N 318-N of 4 March 2004 sets out how those work. Under it the health minister approves the prices, in agreement with the finance minister. That decision also routes hospital referrals through the family doctor.
In cases of mental illness the relevant specialist refers instead.
See how to think about the cost of therapy.
Who is allowed to practise
Licensing arrangements for therapy differ a great deal from one country to the next, and for Armenia TherapyRoute cannot point you to a national register to check a practitioner against. Ask a practitioner what training they completed, what title they use, and whether they hold a registration anywhere, then ask to see it.
You can read how therapy regulation differs between countries.
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Vincenzo (Enzo) Sinisi, Clinical Psychologist (HPCSA), Psychoanalyst (IPA/SAPA), Group Analyst (IGA)